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How long will my signing take?

Signings usually take anywhere from fifteen minutes to several hours. Signings can be very complex or very simple in how the documents are structured and each lender and title company have different rules on how signings must be done, this determines how long signings will last.

Another factor in how long a signing takes is if the signer, also known as a borrower in most signings, wants to read through the whole document before signing or if they are already aware of what is in there document before signing.

Benefits of signings?

Depends on the signing as each one is different, but most consist of these benefits.

- Lower mortgage payments (Real Estate Loan Signings).

- Ability to access a property's equity (Real Estate Loan Signings).

- Buying a property (Real Estate Loan Signings).

- Selling a property (Real Estate Loan Signings).

- Delaying mortgage payments (Real Estate Loan Signings).

Less common benefits:

- Getting employed by a employer (I-9).

- Being able to travel abroad.

- Having a document certified internationally.

- Having documents notarized while in jail.

For real estate loan signings signers should pay attention to the lower interest rates allowed by the FED in order to reduce their mortgage payments.

What happens if my signing doesn't get done properly?

Funding conditions occur if a signing does not happen within a timeframe with an agreed upon interest rate that can change based off the FED's decisions and current interest rates that a lender would be able to do. This effects the whole process, it means nobody gets paid, the loan doesn't go through, and the signers are without a loan.

This can be extremly frustrating and can put the notary public in a lot of trouble. Some lose their license to be a notary and some are taken to court. This is why it is a non-negotiable for notaries to have errors and omissions insurance.

That's why we make sure we always have the most up to date documentation and insurance required for every mobile notary service we offer..

What is the best way to prepare and get the most out of a signing?

- For real estate loan signings signers should pay attention to the interest rates currently allowed by the FED in order to reduce their mortgage payments.

- Make sure if this is your first time to go over the documents briefly before the notary arrives, if there are still questions on where to find certain information in the document, the notary can help guide you through them.

- If there are co-signers in the document make sure everyone is in agreement on the outcome of the signing.

- Make sure to tell the notary whether a jurat or acknowledgement is needed, legally they cannot choose for you.

- Make sure all forms of identifcation is up to date. Driver's licenses are the most common form of identifaction.

What is a signing?

In terms of it relating to notaries, signings can be any form of document that requires a signer to be in front of a notary to verify their identity. Notaries do this in order to make sure that the signer is who they say they are so the lender giving out the loan isn't being taken advantage of.

How much does a signing cost?

Depends on the type of document, and the distance if any required to travel to. We do not have a set price for any type of signing as there are multiple factors that determine the price. Price is determined on a per customer basis.

How long will my inspection take?

Inspections usually take anywhere from less than five minutes to several hours. Inspections can be very complex or very simple depending on the requirements  from each client on how many pictures are required as well as how many questions have to be asked to the customer related to the inspection.

Another factor in how long a inspection takes is if the customer doesn't outright know a question to an answer that is critical for the inspection to be processed properly. Make sure that all relevant information that is required for the inspection is memorized.

Benefits of inspections?

Depends on the type of inspection as each one is different, but most consist of these benefits.

- Being made aware of past due payments (Mortgage Occupancy Inspections).

- Verifying progress on Insurance Inspections (Insurance Inspetions).

- Verifying the current condition of a property (Property Condition Reports).

- Verifying the location and condition of manufactured homes (Manufactured Home Inspections).

What happens if an inspection doesn't occur?

Assuming this is for mortgage occupancy inspections, manufactured home inspections, and for some insurance inspections (vehicle inspections),  several things could happen. The current customers could of left the property or collateral without letting the lender or client know who were behind on their payments. This can lead to a collateral being vandalized or stolen with no way to track the collateral unless it's caught.

We are sent out to make sure that a collateral is in the customers possession and is in good enough condition to be worth repossessing. Last thing that a customer wants is to send out a reposession crew only to find out that the collateral was not present to begin with and or is in horrible condition and the wrong equipment was brought to repossess the collateral. This costs time and money for our clients and can be very frustrating.

What is an inspection?

In terms of it relating to field inspections, inspections are routine check ups on properties or businesses that are contracted through certain types of lenders or insurance companies.

How much does an inspection cost?

Depends on the type of inspection, and the distance required to travel. We do not have a set price for any type of inspection as there are multiple factors that determine the price. Price is determined on a per customer basis.